Casey Jones
Driving that train, high on cocaine
Casey Jones, you'd better watch your speed
Trouble ahead, trouble behind
And you know that notion just crossed my mind
What if we are high on something other
than cocaine?
The movie The Seven Percent Solution dealt with Sherlock Holmes addiction to a solution of seven percent cocaine. The variance, σ2, of the universe with a mean choice of 0.5 appears to be 0.822467. But this is a complex number that is really 0.822467 + 0*i. The zero coefficient of the imaginary axis means that it is zero, not that the imaginary axis does not exist.
The solution
for the Standard Deviation, σ, the square root of the variance, depends on
whether it is solved on a flat, Euclidean, or on a hyperbolic surface. On a flat surface, the Standard Deviation would appear to be 0.9069, which is 2.9% higher than the solution of 0.8807 on a hyperbolic surface. Should we deal with our belief, addiction, that we live
on a flat surface and admit that we might intead live in a hyperbolic universe?
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